New York City - A Mexican navy training vessel struck the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, causing a temporary disruption and triggering an investigation. The ship, identified as ARM Cuauhtmoc (BE-01), collided with the iconic structure around midday. Initial reports indicated potential injuries, but officials later clarified that no serious injuries occurred.
The collision resulted in minor damage to both the ship and the bridge. Authorities are currently assessing the extent of the damage and working to determine the cause of the incident. Traffic on the bridge was temporarily halted but has since resumed.
The Mexican Navy has not yet released an official statement, but local authorities are cooperating with the Mexican consulate to gather information and conduct a thorough investigation. The incident raises questions about navigational safety in the busy New York harbor and is likely to prompt a review of procedures for large vessels passing under the city's bridges.
Mexican Navy Ship Collides with Brooklyn Bridge
A Mexican navy training ship collided with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City on Saturday. The incident caused traffic disruptions and prompted an investigation. While initial reports suggested injuries, authorities later confirmed that no serious injuries were reported. The cause of the collision is currently under investigation.
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